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DESCRIPTION:	"Precious Earth: Stories of Mining and Political Change in the
  Adirondack Mountains”Jesse Quinn (Ph.D. candidate in Geography)Quinn’s re
 search focuses on the politics of geography and local resources.“The Proje
 ct of Resettlement: Community Activism &amp\; Conceptions of Citizenship”K
 ishauna Soljour (P.h.D. candidate in History)Soljour’s project chronicles 
 the migration of Somali-Bantu refugees to Syracuse.Two Graduate Student Pu
 blic Humanities Fellowships are jointly supported each year by the Humanit
 ies Center and the Central New York Humanities Corridor in partnership wit
 h Humanities New York.Light breakfast\, presentations\, Q&amp\;A.
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SUMMARY:Humanities NY Graduate Public Humanities Fellows Presentations
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>	"Precious Earth: Stories of Mining and Pol
 itical Change in the Adirondack Mountains”<br>Jesse Quinn (Ph.D. candidate
  in Geography)<br>Quinn’s research focuses on the politics of geography an
 d local resources.</p><p><br>“The Project of Resettlement: Community Activ
 ism &amp\; Conceptions of Citizenship”<br>Kishauna Soljour (P.h.D. candida
 te in History)<br>Soljour’s project chronicles the migration of Somali-Ban
 tu refugees to Syracuse.</p><p><br>Two Graduate Student Public Humanities 
 Fellowships are jointly supported each year by the <a href="http://humcent
 er.syr.edu/public-humanities-fellows.html" title="Humanities Center">Human
 ities Center</a> and the Central New York Humanities Corridor in partnersh
 ip with Humanities New York.</p><p><br>Light breakfast\, presentations\, Q
 &amp\;A.<br></p>
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